SU0005352 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

Mr. Karam said that he would speak with Traffic Engineering regarding Dedication and of Realignment of Roadway, and get back to the applicants. Mr. Ray Borges reviewed Environmental Health's Division conditions. Alison Hudson of Solid Waste advised the applicants that a waste plan is required. Mr. Skidmore and Mr. Mensonides stated that they would like to postpone the Planning Commission meeting until September 21, 2000. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10:00 a.m. 2. USE PERMIT APPLICTION NO. UP-00-12 OF TW R & G SCHATZ FARMS, INC. (CIO MIKE SMITH ENGINEERING). A Use Permit application to construct a two phase wine processing and wine tasting facility. Phase one will allow for processing 1,000 tons of grapes, and constructing a 6,000 square foot building for storage and processing, a 750 square foot tasting room and a 10,000 square foot tank farm roof cover. Also to allow for custom crushing an additional 1,000 tons of other growers grapes to be processed off-site. Within 5 years Phase two proposes to double Phase one by processing an additional 1,000 tons of grapes, and adding a second 10,000 square foot tank farm roof cover. Located on the southeast corner of Peltier Road and Kennefick Road, Acampo. (APN: 017-150-02; 6200 E. Peltier Road, Acampo, CA). Tina Wehrmeister, Associate Planner; Rodney Schatz, R & G Schatz Farms, Inc., Mike Smith, Mike Smith Engineering; Kermit Darrow, Building Division and Alison Hudson, Solid Waste Division, were present for this item. Ms. Wehrmeister introduced the project. The applicants and staff discussed traffic flow and tonnage of grapes. Ms. Wehrmeister asked the applicants to let her know in writing what the traffic flow and tonnage of grapes will be. Ms. Wehrmeister said that the applicants had mentioned that they were going to put in writing a proposal regarding ponds for storm drainage, draining it out to the vineyards. Mr. Smith said that at this time they plan to store wash water and haul it off. Mr. Smith said that he would discuss the matter of the wastewater with his client, and get back to Ms. Wehrmeister with information on what they propose to do. Mr. Borges reviewed Environmental Health Divisions issues with the applicants. Mr. Martin asked the applicant if there was a problem with the odor. Mr. Schatz said that it was minimal. He also indicated that the grapes have been through the press and the remainder is usually put back out in the vineyards, if not then it is shipped off. Mr. Darrow asked Mr. Schatz if he planned to have any community functions. Mr. Schatz indicated that at this time no, and that it would just be strictly wine tasting. Ms. Wehrmeister asked Mr. Smith and Mr. Karam the status of the railroad right-of-way.